comedian. if i want to watch nickelodeon in the studio, i can, too. what does it say about the broader reality bubble this president is in, and the idea that past presidents have walled themselves off or have aides wall themselves off from bad news before, right? yeah. presidents are they face news they don t like. they face news that is unflattering. what s different about president trump is the degree to which he burorougurr borrows in again negative information. he theyakes it to a platform, believe me. now, he s switched to, it is us against them. don t believe what you re seeing or hearing. that s something he s telling himself when watching fox. katie writes the president is, quote, increasingly living in a word of selected information and bending the truth to his own narrative. this is something we have seen for a while. do you think, based on your
the st.tvs to fox would be stand operating procedure going forward. with us is one of the reporters on the story. shannon and john pacback, as we. katie, this stems from an e-mail exchange you managed to obtain. tell us more about that and what it shows. well, i mean, it was an e-mail exchange between white house military office officials and white house communications officials. it illustrates the degree to which the president cannot really handle opposing views or anything outside of his preferred programming. it just was illustrative of engaging a military office, to make sure fox was the network he sees when he is on air force one or when he is traveling. and also what his entourage, his wife, and other officials see. here s the thing though, right, pause tbecause the presis a prerogative to watch what he wants, the history channel,
don t believe the crap you see from these people. the fake news. just remember, what you re seeing and what you re reading is not what s happening. you know what that is? not george orwell telling you to reject the information from your eyes and ears. that s the president saying, believe me, not them. you can make the decision for yourself. you should. it should be obvious. as you do, you might want to consider this report from the new york times, showing just what the president himself sees and hears. it is what he wants to see and hear. according to an e-mail exchange obtained by the times, the president saw the tv turned to cnn that his wife was watching and the president raged at his staff for violating a rule that the white house entourage should begin each trip tuned to fox. officials confirmed that tuning